Ozark Quilt Trail

Waynesville, Missouri 65583, United States

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The Quilt trail began as an incubator project lead by the Pulaski County Tourism Bureau. In September of 2014 the Bureau met with members of the Gone to Peices Quilt Guild and the Pulaski County Historic Society to begin work on development of a Pulaski County wide quilt trail. The Ozark Quilt Trail (501C3) was formed and led by; Kathi Crawford, President. Denise Seevers, Vice President, Alex Fry, Historian, Robin Carpenter, Mayor Jim Morgan (Crocker) and Laura Huffman (Pulaski County Tourism Bureau)

A special "Thank you" to Greg Stratman and the Pulaski County Growth Alliance for assisting the organization with the 501C3 process.

Ozark Quilt Trail’s mission is to bring our communities together with a public display of art that celebrates the folk art of quilting and quilting traditions. The Art showcases the area’s roots and honors our farming and family traditions, as well as educating people on heritage and historic sites. The objective of the Ozark Quilt Trail is to piece together vibrant history and heritage one quilt block at a time.

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What You'll See on the Tour

The first quilt trail sign, located at the Pulaski County Courthouse Museum, features the Four Flags quilt square.This design was chosen for it's patriotic theme. It is in keeping with both our local area and also for the symbolism of the... Read more

The second installation features the Missouri Star quilt square.The display was chosen because it can be considered a Civil War pattern and Old Stagecoach Stop served as a hospital during that time. Installed: June 3 2016 ...

The Pulaski County Tourism Bureau and Visitors Center is showcasing the All American Quilt Square. This square expresses the story of Pulaski County Missouri. The stars. in the 4-corner triangles, represent Missouri as the 24th state of t... Read more